Waiting For the Snow

By the rising heat we've been set free

The gates cleared for our passing wave

And in the summer time sorrow and sigh

Every other person soaks up all the sun

Cool, clear waters are all by the touch

Blue skies for stereotype beyond the grey

Late afternoons are generally when I stand

Just in time for the fallen sun and steady breeze

I've starved myself by accident with mixed results

An unconscious man doesn't hunger without his needs

It's a benign kind of feeling blending with it all

You must awaken early and ignore your curfews

I'm not necessarily lonely, I'm just not so accustomed

I'm not really all that bored right now, signs point below

I'm not in the mood to be creative, but I feel the obligation

At the end of the day I always end up staying late

In high hopes that someone will sign on for me

Tell me everything that's going wrong,

and then give me a solution for every little complication.




Author's Notes/Comments: 

This poem's incredibly generic, but I felt the need to write something.

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